Destiny 2 alienated new players – but Destiny 3 still deserves to exist | commentary
The end of Destiny 2 is now in sight, but despite the game's missteps, a Destiny 3 still deserves to be made.
Destiny Rising kicks off Season 3 Act 1 with Crota’s End raid and new tower defense mode
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NetEase announces Destiny: Rising, a mobile RPG spin-off of Bungie’s series
NetEase Games announced today that it is developing a free-to-play mobile RPG called Destiny: Rising, set in the same universe as Bungie’s first-person shooter...
Sony has acquired Bungie, makers of Destiny, for $3.6B
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ProbablyMonsters raises $200M to build a stable game studio
ProbablyMonsters is working on multiple triple-A games, and today the studio said it has raised $200 million to finance those games and build a...
Destiny developer Bungie is expanding as it preps for new games and more
Destiny developer Bungie is expanding to meet the needs of the growing studio. The company revealed today that it has added new members to...
Why the television writers’ room has come to game development
Game development is a time-intensive and complicated machine. And studios are always looking for anything to improve the efficiency of that process. That’s why...
Harold Ryan interview — Why ProbablyMonsters is making a huge bet on triple-A games
Former Bungie CEO Harold Ryan showed everybody how to go big or go home earlier this month. He announced that his ProbablyMonsters is announcing it...
Ex-Bungie chief’s ProbablyMonsters raises $18.8 million for two triple-A game studios
Former Bungie CEO Harold Ryan doesn’t do anything small. And so it’s no surprise that he is running one of the most ambitious video game...
The DeanBeat: Wall Street hates game companies again. How dumb!
Electronic Arts saw its stock price fall off a cliff this week as it acknowledged in an earnings call that Battlefield V didn’t sell...